I hired the Burg & Barrel truck for a work event and they did a fantastic job. We had around 70…read morepeople all at once and they kept up with the demand with minimal wait times and hot food. Everyone commented how great the food was and the portions were large. Booking was super easy and they were very communicative. Would definitely hire them again!

We saw the truck was coming to our neighborhood ACE Hardware, so we decided to give them a try…read more There wasn't really anywhere in the parking lot for us to sit and eat so we decided to take it to go. I ordered the Bourbon Glaze burger and upgraded the fries to add bacon and queso. My husband ordered the spicy avocado burger and also upgraded the fries. My burger was well cooked and seasoned and the bourbon glaze added a hit of sweetness. My only complaint is that the glaze is on the thinner side so my bun was pretty soggy by the time we got home and the glaze is the only wet condiment on the burger, so I ended up adding some mayo. The fries were crispy and salted well and the bacon and queso were great with them. I didn't get to try my husband's burgers, but he said it was delicious and he really liked the cilantro aioli on it. We'll have to give their brick and mortar location a go soon.

Tried this food truck during a conference in KC~ I got the Buff-a-que, which had BBQ pork and…read morebuffalo chicken with American cheese on garlic ranch Texas toast. Honestly, I probably just chose the wrong thing bc this was a bit too heavy for me. I wish there was something breaking up the monotony of textures (the chicken & pork were both pulled- I wonder if diced/fried chicken might work) and flavors (the sweetness of the BBQ sauce overpowered the buffalo sauce). Again, this is on me, but I hadn't realized the Buff-a-que doesn't come with a slaw, but this might have been a good addition. However, the bread was perfectly toasted & buttery, and I appreciated that they provide chips as a side. Can't comment on ambiance; service was fast and friendly. 6/10 would maybe recommend, I'd try another sandwich next time!

I tried the melt truck at Family Tree Nursery's most recent spring event. Everyone was friendly and…read moreprices were reasonable (13 dollars for a sandwich and chips, 13 dollars for the nachos). I ordered the buffalo melt and to be honest, it didn't quite hit my expectations. Not a bad sandwich per se, but it didn't have a level of elevation, and was more a chopped buffalo chicken dip in between two pieces of bread. The bread was delicious with a nice buttered taste and crunch. My sister ordered the nachos which were also okay. The meat seasoning didn't hit the mark for me but the corn was a delicious addition. Overall a solid food truck with a good concept but would love to see a little more pops of flavor for me to actively seek it out again outside of an event.

I finally made it to Unforked and now I get the hype. This is fast-casual that actually cares about…read morewhat's on your plate--and it shows. They focus on quality ingredients, responsibly sourced beef, and making things from scratch with no shortcuts, and you can taste the difference. We ordered the burger, the dish taco, loaded fries with bacon, and a bacon quesadilla--and honestly, every bite hit. The burger was juicy and cheesy, the taco was messy in the best way, the fries were crispy and indulgent, and the quesadilla was pure comfort food. Nothing felt heavy or overly greasy--just fresh, flavorful, and well done. If you want fast-casual that feels thoughtful and actually satisfying, Unforked is a great choice. I'll definitely be back.

Tried this place out (Westwood location) with my wife tonight because we were really going through…read moreit this week, first we went to Blue Sushi and they were packed out. We thought, why not try something new. Maybe it will be delicious! And we heard they might have vegan options! (They didn't.) First impression: the place is empty. I point out the sign at the front that says "GET READY TO HAVE SOME UN" and raise my eyebrows and my hungry wife manages a smile. I couldn't wait to find out what having some UN means! I'd like to see you guys eat a salad without a fork by the way. We scanned menu, saw nothing vegan IN THE YEAR 2026 AD and asked about vegan options. We were told there's vegetarian options but we are so hungry at this point why not try it. After all, this is supposed to be the best burger in Overland Park. There's the avocado taco (it has aioli on it tho thats probably not vegan) and they used to have a "portobello taco", but it got taken off the menu, and besides, to make it vegan you apparently have to take off the pesto and the cheese, leaving you with a mushroom and a piece of arrrrrugula on a dry tortilla, because 100% of sauces are animal based. It's Kansas City just put some barbecue sauce on it or something. They have an Impossible Burger, with which we are familiar, but the bun is an "egg bun" and for the vegan burger you get a gluten free cardboard bun, lettuce, tomato, zero condiments, and no salt or pepper, and you'll EAT IT AND LIKE IT. Come on, give me my gluten! I know you have only met 1 vegan in your life but most vegans aren't gluten free! We want just a regular bun is that too much to ask?! In 2026?! Is the UN for unseasoned? Un Bun? Unsatisfying menu? Does the UN allude to when the United Nations sanctioned this burger for war crimes? Look it up, 2018. So we got the Impossible Burger and truffle fries (fries sold separately because this country is going into the toilet) and sat down. Food came out fast enough. Fast AND casual. My wife almost burst into tears when she bit into the burger, not tears of joy either. She recalled a terminally ill patient that she had, in order to feel better about this burger. I said come on, cant be that bad. I took a bite and the complex flavors took me back in time to when I was a little lad, in the elementary school cafeteria line, being bullied by the other kids, being yelled at to hurry up by the wrinkly lunch lady as she slopped a bland half frozen meat puck onto the dishwater wet surface of my plastic lunch tray. Ahhh yes, this un-seasoned un-flavored un-glutened un-burger tasted just like that memory. And what's this! A bonus hair in the truffle fries! Unclean! Unwashed? Or underwear hair? It did taste like truffles... Either way, unbelievable. We choked down the best burger that the culinary Mecca of Overland Park has to offer, like the hungry little piggies we were, and left, unappetized and undignified. Avocado taco was alright though. If i had to rate the "truffle fries", I would be forced to go with the Unrated Edition, on account of the "seasoned curlies" I found in there. Now, in post-burger clarity, one can only wonder: if you asked the staff at Unforked for a fork, would they fork it over or do they just not give a fork?

On Saturday at the Overland Park Fall Festival, it was crowded by food trucks and a lot more by…read morehungry people. It was crazy standing in a long queue for placing order and in another to pick your order. Later, I picked up my order, a veggie burrito with chips and salsa. The burrito was made of corn tortilla rather than flour tortilla which i liked. It was stuffed with rice, bean, sweet potato and served with spicy salsa and sour cream. The chips were light and crispy and served with spicy salsa. I really liked the salsa. The wait was long but the food was good which covered up for all the pain my feet had to endure.

The Moose Truck was serving a local business, which was buying it's employees lunch today. I talked…read morewith the lady orchestrating this for the business and asked if she minded us ordering food and simply paying for it ourselves. She had absolutely no issue with it but when I went up to place my order and give them money they told me they wouldn't help me and turned around. The nice thing The Moose Truck has going for it that no other business has: The Moose Truck must have entirely TOO MUCH money. So much money that they don't need to be helpful to new customers. So much money that I heard their accountant told them that if they didn't start turning down money from customers they might have to close the doors for good.

I got to try to food truck at Community America's Red Friday event and it wasn't bad. I chose the…read morepork bulgogi taco, Caribbean jerk chicken taco and chips & queso. Chips and queso were pretty good. I like that they lightly seasoned the chips. I was expecting the pork and chicken to have a big punch of flavor but it was really lacking. I liked the flour tortilla shells that were used but it would have been better if they had warmed the tortillas first. They do provide a generous serving of meat, but I would have liked more toppings on the tacos. Service was ok. They were able to move through the orders fairly quickly. If anyone is a germaphobe, I wouldn't recommend eating here. I saw he used the same gloves to grab your order card, stick it up near the window, prepare the chips and grab the tortillas. It wasn't that big of a deal but just a heads up if something like that were to bother you.

I stopped into Red Crow for a burger & beer after a rough day of work. The service was great! The…read morestaff was very friendly & quick to seat me & serve me. I got the Dr Pepper burger & an NA grapefruit IPA. The burger was very yummy, as were the fries that came with it. There was a casual sauce for the fries and I loved it. The beer was good, but not amazing. It wasn't made by Red Crow though, it was a can. I know Red Crow makes some top notch beers from visiting them previously, though. I just didn't want alcohol because I went in with a headache & it would have made it worse. Red Crow's ambiance was great, though. It's cute & quirky and very relaxed. Everyone in there seemed happy (staff included). I'll make my way back again in the fall if they have their chai stout back.

What a great idea! You'd think they weren't as good as the mall, but I'd argue they're even better!…read moreRich, perfectly cooked, salty, buttery pretzels! One for the memory tank! Short and sweet, like their lemonade! The strawberry lemonade is sweet, a smidge sparky, and refreshing! And what a great value at only 3 bucks! I'm definitely keeping tabs on this truck! Stop by and say hi, and try anything these guys and gals are making. It looks like they run a tight ship, and it's very clean! I'm glad I stopped by.

The best Auntie Anne's Pretzels in all of the Kansas City Metro!! And the best part? They COME TO…read moreYOU! Awesome service and delicious pretzels. Yay!

Food was fine. I don't think I had enough cheese on mine. I got the Philly! Id try again because I…read morefeel I maybe I just caught them on a bad day. Service was quick.

We were blessed with this for Teacher Appreciation! I was a little worried, because I'm not a real…read morefry girl and I can't stand soggy fries. I had no worries here! The fries were crispy and the Philly meat was delicious and served hot! I will be seeking them out this summer!

This was an amazing stop we found looking for a good meal! We love to come out here for desi bandi…read morebut tonight also found this gem and was blown away!! We first went in the store and got two samosas which were tasty and amazing, and dined in for dinner at their food truck for some curry and noodles. They also gave us some rice on the house, and the chai coffees were far better than a lot of major coffee chains wish they tasted! The prices were extremely reasonable, $1 coffee with amazing flavor? An absolute yes! The staff were very kind and friendly, and their little outdoor spot and tables were great to sit at and sit amongst the community and enjoy this delicious meal. It was a peaceful evening and I'd highly recommend this place!!! 5 stars!!!

I love ethnic food - anything non-American is pretty great! But unfortunately, this experience did…read morenot meet the mark. Their menu is difficult to read. Not only because it's in another language with no descriptions, but it's all crammed onto a white board with smudges and tiny writing. It was impossible to know what was even a main dish vs a side item. One idea would be to have pictures of the foods labeled with a name and price. As simple as a printed paper in a sheet protector? Descriptions of menu items are also super helpful. Also, it took 25 minutes to get my food item. I had essentially no idea what I had ordered, after multiple attempts to clarify what the food actually was I was ordering. I asked for "a quick snack, a side item, not anything full sized." It was definitely a side item! After 25 minutes I received a savory crepe, folded in quarters, with a few interesting sauces. Not all bad, but why it was $8 and took 25 minutes was BEYOND me. Sorry - probably won't be back! Thankfully, there are many Indian options around Olathe/OP!